"How To Make The World A Better Place"

@ AKASHHHH

incident of my REAL LIFE-- We ALL FEEL D SAME BuT HESITATE TO SHARE..

So Here It is A real life INCIDENT OF ALL OF US-- ( BOYS & GIRLS)

Once upon a time, a young man and woman met, gazed into each other’s eyes, kissed, and knew – for certain – that they were supposed to be together forever.

In the subsequent days, weeks, and months everything fell into place just as they had anticipated.

He was perfect in her eyes, and she was perfect in his.

Oh, it’s the majestic certainty of young love! When two souls who barely know each other believe they know everything that they must know to live happily ever after in their own blissful bubble.

WE think this because it’s what Our emotional hearts and minds tell US is true.

But you know what happens next. It’s what always happens next in phony fairy tales like this.

For one reason or another, logic trumps emotion, their bubble bursts, and the two lovers tumble back down to Earth, bruising themselves along the way and realizing that their perfect partner isn’t so perfect after all.

Maybe he learns that she doesn’t like rock music – and rock music is extremely important to him. Maybe she learns that he never notices her TALENTS – and making the TALENT is extremely important to her.

Regardless of the specifics, our lovers are finally beginning to see each other for who they really are – imperfect human beings. This is the turning point at which ‘falling in love’ ends and the test of ‘true love’ begins.

Either their mindset adjusts and they accept reality – that true love isn’t so much about perfection as it is about growth and patience – or they move on to the next short-term fairy tale romance in hopes of finding that one perfect soul mate who does everything just right.

Why am I telling you this story?

Because the fluctuating feelings that steer our romantic relationships are quite similar to those that steer our motivation to make a meaningful impact on the world around us.

A little passion is all that’s required to start, but only sustained perseverance makes it worthwhile.